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This week marked two big dates that might have flown under the radar of most people. They're kind of like unofficial holidays – Bicycle Day and 4/20. One has to do with legalization and something that grows in the ground. And the other could be on the cutting edge of changing the way we treat mental illness. If you haven't guessed it yet, Matt dives into the cannabis and psychedelic sectors in this new episode of Making Money With Matt McCall.
He also talks about earnings. Two big reports came out this week that sent two highly followed and popular stocks in different directions. One rallied, while the other lost more than a third of its value. Which stock is a buy and which should you avoid? Tune in to find out.

Yesterday, Matt got to see a potential investment opportunity firsthand. That's one of the major benefits of boots-on-the-ground research. So on today's episode of Making Money With Matt McCall, Matt tells you all about his most recent trip to see the world's first vertiport in London.
Air taxis are one of the biggest changes coming to the transportation industry. This is an area Matt has been excited about for a long time. He tells you about one of his past investments in this trend and explains why flying cars could be an absolute game-changer for the future of transportation.

It's been a wild ride in the market the last few days. The action might feel hectic right now. But guess what? Recessions and bear markets are completely normal parts of investing in the stock market. That means it's not the time to panic. So on today's new episode of Making Money With Matt McCall, Matt talks about that and why now is actually the time to look ahead to the future.
The more Matt learns about flying cars and air taxis, the more excited he gets for the future. So he also shares a story from his recent trip to London to see the world's first vertiport and rattles off a couple of stock names that he's paying close attention to right now.
 

The Federal Reserve implemented its second interest rate hike of the year yesterday. Stocks rallied on the news, but one day later, they're giving back their gains and more. You might be wondering what the heck is going on right now. So on this new episode of Making Money With Matt McCall, Matt dissects all the craziness going on in the stock market this week. And to take a break from the Fed madness, he also talks about something far more interesting – innovation. There's one hypergrowth megatrend that could be the keystone to the future. Without it, there could be a void in nearly every innovative technological advancement taking place throughout the Roaring 2020s.

The stock market has continued to move lower as investors' fear levels reach heights we've rarely seen in the last three decades. But that's not the only thing at unprecedented levels right now. The relationship between bonds and stocks is doing something that hasn't been seen for more than four decades. Matt gives you all the details on the latest episode of Making Money With Matt McCall.

Keep in mind that psychology will always drive prices in the short term. And speaking of psychology, May is Mental Health Awareness Month. So, Matt shares some eye-catching statistics about the major health problem and talks about a few publicly traded companies that could profit thanks to the work they're doing. 

Early this morning, a few major milestones took place in the market. But these aren't exactly the kind of milestones we like. At the low of the morning, the Nasdaq Composite 100 was down more than 30% from its November high. And the S&P 500 Index came within a few points of a bear market.
It sounds bad. But it doesn't have to be for long-term investors. So in this episode of Making Money With Matt McCall, Matt talks about the implications of these "grim" milestones and what they mean for us today.

Then, he highlights eight stocks that are flying under the radar. They've been able to grow revenue the past few years – even as their stock prices have taken a big hit. History tells us that this type of action often results in great long-term buying opportunities.